MotoGP 17 doesn't evolve much and visually feels quite outdated, but it is a good game, and it will satisfy the fans of this competition.

Even though it's not the best in its genre, Battleborn is a game that can keep you entertained for a long while. It has a lot of potential, but it probably depends on how well the community receives it.

A daring proposal that, if succesful, is a step forward for a genre prone to stagnation, as it mixes altogether campaign, multiplayer, cooperative and competitive. With good ideas well executed, it may be liked more or less depending on the player, but deserves an opportunity.

Exit the Dungeon is a solid shooter/platformer that iterates on the original concept. It doesn’t execute it as well as that, but overall it is a lot of fun.

The game, while not reinventing the series, enhances aspects and expands the roster, offering fun matches and a Naruto universe experience loved by fans, despite potential shortcomings in innovation, combat depth, and arena quality.

It lacks content and the tutorials could be more detailed for non-gamers, but as a party game for casual gatherings, Frantics is a very good choice.

Déraciné works as a simplified graphic adventure or as a slightly elaborated walking simulator, but it’s very disappointing as a VR game.

Destroy All Humans! brings back the game from the 128-bit era with new graphics, new features and even restored content that was left on the cutting room floor. It wasn’t perfect back in the day and it isn’t now, but it’s fun if you want to have some classic, straightforward action.

There are little additions this time, but still it's incredibly fun and addictive. If you enjoyed the first game you'll probably love this one, since it's just a tiny step forward, but a step forward anyway.

Capcom has made a strong bet for multiplayer in Lost Planet, and it has achieved it. But has not paid enough attention to the single player.

Under an almost PS2 visuals, there's a great game. It's extremely fun and addictive, and if you missed its original release on Xbox 360, you can grab this version that adds new levels and enemies, and even a new character that will give a twist to its gameplay. Don't let the graphics mislead you.

Maybe it is not as good as the first one, specially by some unpolished aspects, but it's also true that has improved a lot in certain areas.

Riff: Everyday Shooter is a complex title, it can both please and engage the player or disappoint and frustrate him. So this is a title not suitable for everyone, but for players who like new and fresh experiences, although ultimately this game is just a shoot'em up with a renewed look and a soundtrack that is worthy listening at least twice.

The Guest is a game for those who look for an experience above anything else. There are some rough edges, but there's a very enjoyable, solid base that makes it worth it.

There are some aspects with some room for improvement (like the lack of content), but still fans of the genre will definitely enjoy this experience. We think it’s a little bit pricey for what it offers, though.

Bricktales does a good job adapting the creative construction of LEGO to a video game, but struggles with its questionable pacing.

Yooka-Laylee is a good game, but not as good as we expected. Great ideas not so well-executed, with minor issues and big ones, including the controls and level design. Still, this type of game has been disappeared for so long that if you like the genre you will definitely enjoy it.

Fans of the genre won't be disappointed, since they will find a pretty solid experience, full of action. However, there are no relevant additions for those who played the original version.

Capcom has made a strong bet for multiplayer in Lost Planet, and it has achieved it. But has not paid enough attention to the single player.

Deadly Premonition lacks a lot of things to be a good game. It needs a well defined gameplay, good control and a better pace. Its technical flaws are even more obvious. But it hides something interesting in its story, its narrative and some loose ideas spread through its design.

With strong performances, tense atmosphere, and a well-executed time-loop mechanic that keeps choices meaningful and immersive, Dead Reset offers an engaging FMV experience, though its limited replayability and noticeable repetition in later runs hold it back.

It has greatly improved in comparison with the previous installment, mostly because we can configure the game to be a simulation or an arcade experience.

A wonderful puzzle game and also a visual adventures, which knows how to use curiosity for unknown, shiny and beautiful things to build objectives.

Resident Evil 6 is not what you would call a Resident Evil, but it’s a good over-the-top action shooter that works pretty well on Switch. This version could’ve had a better optimization, but it’s perfectly playable.

This great game reborn, full of fun and action, with an outstanding coop multiplayer.

Hawx 2 is a much more complete game than the previous one. It doesn't have the futuristic gameplay mechanics of the first one, but it has more variety with more classic gameplay, but at the same time it's much better for mission design, full of twists and new situations.

FIFA 18 on Switch is very good, but not as good as it should be. Technical limitations aside, EA should have pushed this version further at least content wise. In any case, if you don't care that much about the new features introduced this year in the main versions or you just want portability over content, it's a great choice.

It’s a cozy survival game with charming crafting, exploration, and a warm audiovisual style, but the unclear mission design, frustrating lack of a map, and clunky interface can hinder the experience — overall, a sweet and relaxing adventure for players who favor atmosphere over deep challenge.